The Huron Expositor, 1959-12-25, Page 7jai
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.KOSY' KORNER.
RESTAURANT
STAN TUCKWOOD, Prop:'
hone 111 Hensall:
HUROND E ' DAIRY
It., MOCK Yrop.
Phone. 27 Hensall •'
SPORTSMAN `GRILL
BERT ;NORTON- Prop.
Phone 1540 • Hensall
ENSALL .5c TO $1.00
STORE
CLEM CHRISTIE, Prop.
Agent for = -
[dtown Cleaners and Laundry
A sleighfui of best wishes
BEA.TON'S BAKERY
BEVERLY BEATON , ,- Prop.
Phone 35 • ' Hensall
SHOE REPAIRING °
SKATES SHARPENED
,R. A ' ORR
-HENSALL
FEDERATION
NEWS
By S. CARL HEIUIINGWAY
•� he directors of 'Huron Coin,
Farm Forum mlast in
the agricultural boaretd roomsFriday;. Clin-
ton, and I am sorra-,.tom say that
there could have been a better, at-,
teiadance,
• The theme of this year's pro-
grams is "Adjustment — Key To
Farming's Future." One adjust-
ment that farmers seem to have
made is to become so busy with.
production ' that there is littleor;
no time to attend meetings, such
as farm forum, to, consider whe-
ther or -not their efforts are going
to bring the results they want.
Perhaps we in Ontario are too
fortunate and as yet haven't', felt
the squeeze •sufficiently to cause
us to re -act. Form forum was born
in 'the latter days of the depres-
sion of -the thirties, and , can be
given a great deal of the credit
for the advancements that have
taken place in farm living and or-
anizatiorl.;:
Over the 'prosperous, , post-war
years, farm forum' interest and
activity declinedsharply, but ap-
parently difficulties have arisen in
all parts of Canada; except in. On-
tario; to arouse the people to again
participate'. in the discussion with
the -yiew toimproving their condi-
tion. And, believe me, there is
room for improvement.
A • rural, school teacher's salary
in the early thirties would ,equar
the price of an - average standard
car;. today it still does. Other sal-
aries would bear about the same
relationship. '
In the forties a farmer.` could
purchase a tractor for $1,000,00 and
pay for it with 50cmt$, but today
a •similar tractor will cost $3,000,
and he will still ,hve topay for
it with '50e -oats
At present prices it would take
about 100 cases of eggs to pay my`
taxes. This is getting close to the
limits of the deficiency payment
IIENSALL DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
Garnet Mousseau. Manager
Fertilizer - Feed
Coal = Shingles • . Twine • Etc.
Phone 115 Hensall
BROWN'S
I.G.A. MARKET
Phone' 113 Hensall
May this Christmas .be the.,
merriest' ever.
„JOYNT'S
MEN'S WEAR
King St.
T. C. JOYNT& SONS, Props.
Phone Hensall
W. ' 0. GOODWIN
GENERAL MERCHANT
hone 16
Hensall
May God richly bless you
at Christmas' and bring you;.
true happiness
WILSON'S REXALL.
DRUG STORE ,
Phone, 20 Hensall
eny Comas
A very Merry Christmas to
you all:
ti.
AL'S SUPER SAVE
MARKET
Choice :.Quality Meats and
Groceries
Phone ' 17 ensall
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RUDY'S !PRODUCE.
RUDY", PETZSE
Phone' 190 • Hensall
J.
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Mr�omth�Dublin r.
H BONTHRON
urniture Funeral Director
hone 15 Residence 156
HENSALL
Joy --to the-worldd'=and-to,..--
everyone, Merry Christmas.
FINK'S TIN SHOP
Tinsmithing Plumbing..
Heating Sheet Meta
Wiring
Work - Electric- ring
ED. FINK Prop.
Phone 36: Hensall
SUPERTEST
SERVICE STATION.
BLIGHTON FERG = Prop.
No. 4 Highway • Phone 45
IRWIWS
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LADIES'WEARR. Nr IRWIN Prop.
hone 163 Hensall
May this Christmas Season
usher in, a New Year of
peace on earth, good will ~'
toward men.
E. L. i.!',ICKLE & SON
BUYERS' BEANS, GRAIN, Etc.
Phone 103. • Evenings 133
HENSALr;
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May your Christmas sparkle
with happiness. •
TEXACO. `
SERVICE STATION
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rner 4 and 84 Ili wa
Co g Y
Logan Council
Logan Conned held; their' final
Meeting, for 1959 with all members
present. William H, Chaffe was re=
appointed Logan Township's re-
presentative to the Thames Val:
ley ,Authority for 1960 and. Wilfred
Nicholson was reappointed to the
Mitchell District High School
Board for two years. -
By-law No. 164, to 'raise, $20,000.
for the Monkton school addition, -
was
ddition;was> given its final reading. Road
accounts \totalling $4,47436 and
general` accounts amounting to
4$4,546.57 were •`ordered paid. The
first .'meeting ,of the New Year will
be held `January 4, at 1 p.nl. , `-
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JOHN" REID • Prop. HEST -SPAY TO LIFT
Phone 242 • Hensall
MERRY
CHRIS'T'MAS,
FRIENDS ..
and thank you ,
for your kind
patronage, this past year.
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S.HOE4T;,ORE T CYR E
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-Mrs: P. Graham left Monday for
Fort': Myers, Florida, . where She
-
will spend' the winter months'va-
cationing. with relatives:'
Reeve 'John Henderson attended -
the funeral of the late Magistrate
Dudley E. Holmes, of Goderich,: at
Goderich on Thursday.
N E
/pas _ party Friday'' afternoon, at:
tended by parents ,•and pre-school
children., with John Elder as chair-
-man 'A very interesting: and ..de-
-lightful..=program was presented-
and included the -following num-,
bers:
Mr. Fred Kennings left Monday
to spend ;a ,month visiting with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Redden and family.,
At the meeting;' of Amber Re-
bekah ; Lodge, held 'on Wednesday,
it was disclosed that $175 had been
cleared from the Huron Hereford
Breeders' Associatipn banqut, held
recently to'which the group cater-
ed.
At a special meeting of Hensall
Legion Branch 468, Wilmer Dal-
rymple was appointed first 'viee-
president andJohn Skea, second
vice-president, to replace - W. J.
Cameron and Jack Simmons, who
resigned.
Mr, and Mrs. George Armstrong
were in Goderch_on- Thursday at-
tending 'n the funeral of the late
Imes.
to Dudley
E: Ho
Magi tra Y
A district resident had a lolvely
Christmas tree stolen out of his
truck which. was parked in the vil-
lage, He had just purchased the
tree 10 minutes earlier,Christ-
S.S. 10, Hay, held their it
GREETINGS • , As Christ-
mas gladdens December, so
your friendship: gladdens our
hearts. We find .real joy in
wishing you a Happy Yuletide'
and ,a .Glorious New Year.
FRIEND & WHETHAM
Best in Cured Meat'
Phone 56 R , 2:' Dublin:,
As' we think of all the good
things that we would wish you
this Christmas, we cannot
help but feel that .this senti-
ment is inspired by your good
will and friendship maintain—
ed
aintain -ed through the year.
THOMAS G., BUTTERS
:General Hardware_
Phone 39 R:; 2 _._ Dubliner_..
May you find' good cheer,
peace and happiness at Christ-
mastime These are eur__sin-_;
eere wishes for all •nus friends
who have made this Christmas
such a wonderful one for us.
CONSTRUCTION LTD.
Dublin
Phone -8
Perhaps we should be thankful
-for-1 dui-•increased__effieiency-. for
enabling us to manage --to survive,
even for a limited time under these
circumstances, but on - second
thought perhaps it is our • effici_
eneythat, has placed: us in this un
enviable position." -This is a prob-
lem that , fakni forum might well
solve for us. But you .must :: be
interested.
Plans were laid at the directors'
meeting to hold the county farm
forum annual . the second week in
January, in the afternoon. It will
be open to all forum members and
to any other interested persons.
We hope you will be watching for
the announcementof• the details.
In -closing, let: me wish all of you
a" Very Merry Christmas. ° Let us
count our -blessings for the pres-
ent and leave our' troubles for; the.:
A warm and friendly wish of
cheer,
For'Christinas and the coming
year!
1AS' PAiRAUSKGPF
George `White''JDealer
Phone 21- R 4 Dublin
May your heart. be light;and
your .home be bright with;.
every, Christmas joy!, " '
We're thinking of yen, all our
friends, and hoping that this
happy Christmas season brings
to you -good .cheer, good health
and good' fellowship.
DUBLIN ELECTRIC
Phone 70 R . 2 Dublin
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THOSE BIG FEED -BAGS
Maybe ,you're a better man than
any in the country when it comes
to lifting ; and _,heaving feed 'and
fertilizer bags: But don't let your
son start out trying to: -imitate OIL,'
A poorjob of lifting could cripple
his back for life, k.
Choruses; games of letters, by.
Grades 1 and 2; recitation, • Mar-
garet Rooseboom; group of songs
by Grades, l,: 2 and 3; piano chimes,
Ann. Funk. recitation, Brian Camp-
bell; song, Katharine McEwen; vio-
lin solo, . "Blue Bells of Scotland;"
Wayne.. Payne; song;., Margaret
Rooseboom;. 'Christmas story, Lar-
ry Elder; ,song, Cathy Munn; "I
Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In
by Grades .3; 4, 5 and 6; 'recitation,,
Marie Campbell; . piano 'solo, Miss
Catherine Gackstetter; 'recitation,
Ann Funk; tricks :'for the: ladies,
in charge of Wayne, Payne; ---sha-
dow, picture contest, in charge of
Fred Funk; choral speaking, "Mes-
sage of the bells,.,. senior pupils;.
group of songs by senior boys;
-pia-fib solo, Miss Helen Wasson. •
Miss Catherine • Gackstetter
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companied for- the programwhich
,
concluded with, a chorus, "Santa,
the Happy Wanderer." Santa ar-
rived and distributed gifts and
candy to the children. and lunch
was served. Mrs. E' Norminton is
the teacher of this school.
The schoolroomof the United
Church, Hensall, was packed on
Wednesdayevening for. the pres.
entationof the church school
Christmas entertainment. R e v
Currie Winlaw was Chairman and
'spoke briefly.
May the message of
Peace" and Good Will
shine brightly in your
hearts this Christmas,
with a holiday rich in the
,joy of blessings received
and bright with
happiness !
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Following is the program as pre
sented: Christmas -carols, led by
Miss Greta Lammiei chairman'$
address choral 'reading, Mrs. W
C. Smith's and Mrs. William
Mickle's'nursery class; chorus and
recitations, Mrs. Jim Taylor's kine
dergarten class; choruses by the
Sunday School, Ted by Miss Lam'.
mie; "Remembering the Orphans
At C,,•hristmas, Mrs. Lorne Hay
-arid Mrs. Cleri} Christie's primary
class; ""An Important Announce-
ment", "A Christmas Wreath" and
"Circling Around the World," :hy
Miss Jean Noakes' and Mrs. lap
McAllister's class; songs and reci-
tations by Mrs. Pearl Passmore'g.
and Mr. Ian McAllister''s' classes;
dialogue, Mrs. George Parker'
class; Christmas. Pageant, MrS.
Donald Joynt's class; solo, Billy
Chipchase; chorus and group story,
Mrs. Robert Cook's class; choral.
number, Miss Lammie''s and Mrs'...
Walter., Spencer's., -classes:
"Take time out to teach him the
six steps of safe lifting They're
all .based orf the idea _that`, the
strongest muscles .are in the legs,
thighs, arms and .shoulders, . not, in
the back," says Hal Wright, safety.
expert with •the Ontario Depart-
ment/of Agriculture: Here is his.,
system:
First, make: sure you have a
solid 'footing. Back strains
(wrenched back) -result from los-
ing your balance and throwing too,
much weight on the back muscles.,
Foreman: '"I hope 'you're not
one of those guys who drop their
tools and -take off, the minute the
whistle . .blows."
Applicant "Heck, no I put
'em away' neatly:, ..then wait for
the ,whistle!" {
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Next, squat' down" close to ,the.:.
object.., The idea is to bend your
legs andkeep your back straight.
In this way,' -your legs and not your
back do the ,lifting: 'Don't get
down to "a' full squat -the weight
of the load won't let you' straighten
your legs. Just crouch so .you.
can exert your full leg, : power.
Keep your back fairly straight, •batt
not like a ramrod; the idea is hot
to bend at : the waist wbere,.:yout
back has todo the• lifting.
1
firm
Then
rab':the lead A
Y
sudden g shift in' the load could
throw the weight' en your back.
Result:. a strain.
Now, take a deep breath while
you're lifting so that your muscles
are tensed. You auoid strainthat;.
way, too.
' Next, carry the -"load Close to
you. "Yo i distribute the load over
your. whole body, keep better bal-
ance and less weight falls on the
mus'eles of the lower back.
- Finally, get • help if the load is
too heavy. Don't aim for :weight
lifting championship.
Santa .distributed candy to the
children.
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May your Chr sturas be
filled With good will,.
abundance, ; and the•.
tranquility of faith:,
May Peace be youi-s this Christmas!
BE
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Body Repairs
Phone 453-W =--'Goderich St. West
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No :words ecpress more -Sincerely
at this time -of year what is in our
hearts for atir many friends ---
than
than the good old fashioned
Messrs. Thoiha's Love and Nor -
mar J -,eve, of Milestone, Sask., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Love
and family in McKillop and Mi.
and Mrs, W. A. Campbell and Miss
Ellie, Love, -of .Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michele and
Edward Canipbell and Mr. and, Mr.
R. Norris, of Markham, attended
the funeral of=the late John Camn-
bell,
erry, Merry Christmas!
DUBLIN - CREAMERY
and POULTRY PACKERS,
joy to our friends,
Peace to our Nation,
Good Will to, ail.
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Phone 68 R 2 Dublin
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. Nights 4, - Dubin'
Phone 73,
Dublin